Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 195, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1932 Edition 02 — Page 9

DEC. 24, 1932_

PAGEANT WILL BE FEATURE OF DAY AT CHURCH Special Program Arranged by Englewood Christian Congregation. A Christmas .pageant, “Holy Night,” will be presented at 8 p. m. Sunday at the Englewood Christian church of which the Rev. O. A. Trinkle is pastor. This annual Christmas pageant will be presented by a cast of seventy-five characters assisted by a large chorus choir. The program will be presented in the community hall on the large stage which has been completely rebuilt and decorated for the pageant. The background of the stage consists of a large picture of Bethlehem with choir elevated above which gives effect of music from over the city. ‘ Holy Night” is entirely new, having come from the press a few weeks ago. Mrs. J. O. Williams directs the pageant proper. W. T. Quillin directs the choir with Miss Grace Creighfon at the piano. A “White Gifts" service will be observed, the offering going to the cause of Christian benevolence. The pastor’s morning theme will be “Where Is He That Is Born King.” Truth (ruler of Applied Christianity i Lincoln Hotel > -The Rev Edna F Mauzy, leader, 10:30 a. m., subject, "The Supreme Gift," Wednesday r.ight theme, "Be Ve All Thankful." Memorial Baptist—The Rev. George G. Kim rev, pastor. Morning. Christmas carols by the Intermediate choir and sermon on "Gifts;" night, a pageant, "The Starlighted Pathway," followed by Baptishial services. River Avenue Baptist—The Rev. George D. Billelsen, pastor. Morning theme, "The Christinas Theme," night. ’ls Christ's Blood Effective?" the twelfth sermon on "The Book of Hebrews.” I.vndhurst Baptist—The Rev. C. H. Rchclck, pastor Morning theme, "Art Thou He? ; night, pageant, "Where the Young Child Lay." Christian Science Service—" Christian Science” is the subject of the lessonsermon In all churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday. St. Matthew Lutheran The Rev. L. C. E. Fa. klrr, pastor. Morning theme, "The Afterglow of Christmas." Last Park M. L. The Rev. Ralph A. Ulrev. pastor. Morning theme, "Following the Star;" night, Christmas pageant by the Sunday school. / Madison Avenue M. E. The Rev. E. P. Jewett, pastor. Morning theme. "A Christmas Message." Second Evangelical—The Rev. F, C. Wncknitz, pastor. Morning theme, “The New Born King;” night, Christmas program. Carrollton Avenue Reformed—The Rev. F G. Hnmrlghausen. pastor. Morning theme, "What Does Christmas Mean?’’; night, Christinas program by the choir. First Friends The Rev. David M Edwards, pastor; 10 a. m , United service of Bible school -and church. Centenary Christian The Rev. R. T. Gw.vn, pastor. Morning theme, "The Meaning of Christmas." Downey Avenue Christian—The Rev. B R Johnson, pastor. Morning theme. "The Birthday of the King: ' night, program by the three C. C. societies of the church. West Morris Street Christian—The Rev. Garry I Cook, pastor. 10:30 a. m. theme "Keeping Christvns in the Hearth;" 7:30 p. m„ Christmas play by the young people. Olive Branch Christian—The Rev. Ephriam D. Lowe, pastor. Morning theme, "The Christ Child." 4 p. m . baptismal service; 8 p. m., Christmas cantata by the choir. St. Paul’s Reformed—The Rev. William H. Knierim. pastor. Morning, German theme at 8:45, "The Christmas Message;” 9:45 a. m„ English theme, "Receiving Christ Joyfully." Holy Communion at both services. Night, Christmas program by the Sunday school. Trinity Reformed—The Rev. William H. Rnierffn, pastor. 11 a. m. theme, "Christ’s Final Advent.” followed by Holy Communion. Christian and Missionary Alliance—The Rev. James Hamer, pastor. Morning theme, "Good Tidings of Great Jov;" night. Christmas program. Union Congregational The Rev. Jacob Henry Fillers, pastor. 9:45 a. m . children’s Christmas tree service, conducted h\ Mrs Earl Milan, Mrs. Ralph Hatlrv. Mrs Richard Weaver and Miss Eilene Hcnslcr 11 a. m. theme. "May Jesus Be Praised.” Riverside Third Pilgrim Holiness The Rev. H. Maddox, pastor. 9:30 a. m., Sunday school Christmas program: 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor and his assistant, the Rev. L. N. Trotter. Bethanv Lutheran —The Rev. ,T. L. Seng pastor. Morning theme, "God's Gift:” night, entertainment in song and scripture. Missionary Tabernacle—The Rev. Otto H. Nater, pastor. Morning theme, "Belle of Bethlehem;" 2:30 p. m. the Rev. John F. Htgenbotham speeks on "Practical Christianity;” night, the Rev. William G. Nelson speaks. Edwin Rav 51. I'. The Rev. William Talbott Jones, pastor. Morning theme. "The Basis of Good Will Among Men;” night, Christmas cantata by the choir. Southport Presbyterian The Rev. Luther F Markin, pastor. Morning, preaching bv the pastor. Grace M. E. The Rev. R Brooks Shake, pastor. Morning theme. "The First Christmas Service;" night, Christmas program bv the Senior Epworth League. University Park Christian The Rev. T.ee Sadler, pastor. Morning subject. "Keeping Christmas " Broadway Evangelical -The Rev, Llovd F Smith, pastor. Saturday night at 11:45 o'clock, midnight worship with the pastor preaching on "The Holv Nativity." Sunday morning at 9 30. children of Sunday school will give a program. Speedway Boulevard 3f. E. The Rev. bluer K Black, pastor. Morning theme. "The Spirit of Christmas." Bevltle Avenue Evangelical The Rev. Ambrose Aegerter. pastor. Morning theme. "Christmas Without Christ; " night, cantata, "Lord of All.” by the choir. Riverside Park M. E. The Rev. Robert M. Sellox. pastor. 9:30 a. m. Pageant bv the church school: 7:30. p. m., Christmas cantata by the choirs. Immanuel Reformed -The Rev. Herbert F Weekmueller, pastor. 630 n m. Candle light service; 7 30 a m.. Christmas breakfast served at the church; 10 a. m. theme, "The S’.<ar of Bethlehem." Irvington Presbyterian-Dr. John P Ferguson, pastor. Morning. Christmas me’sage by the pastor. First Evangelical—The Rev. R H Mueller, pastor. Morning thine. Room for Jesus;” night. Christmas play, "Holy Night,” by the Sunday school. Victory Memorial 51. E.-The Rev. William H Lee Spratt. pastor. Morning theme, "The Spirit of Christmas in Message and Song;” night, cantata. "The Christmas King” Christ Church. Episcopal—The Rev. E. Ainger Powell, rector. Christmas eve, Candle-light Carol Service. 5 p. ra. Midnight Choral Eucharist, 11:30 p. m. Christmas day: Church Hour Kindergarten. 10:45 ant. Choral Eucharist. 10:45 a. m. Special Christmas Music by Men and Boy choir of fifty voices. The Sutherland Players have selected as their annual Christmas play "Peace I Give Unto You" by Dorothy Clarke Wilson. It will be given at the special Christmas service at the Sutherland Presbyterian Church. Twenty-e.ghth and Guilford avenue, at 7 o'clock Sunday evening. The play is especially {finely since all the nations are discussing war and peace for the locale of the play is a peasant’s hut Just a mile from the enemy's line which is advancing on Christmas Eve. A son of the family is fighting on each side The well-known scripture Glory to God In the highest and on earth peace, goodwill toward men” takes on new significance and meaning as the play ends The play is the Players annual Christmas production open to the public. Those taking part are Fannie K. Fort. Lorm Woodward. Edward Green. Rilev Fledderjohn, James McDaniels. The play is directed by Norman Green. Fountain Street 51. E.—The Rev. Charles ‘4w}'-'Cu.llough, pastor. Morning them*. * r ts

ST. MARGARET’S GUILD PLAYS SANTA AT CITY HOSPITAL

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St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild played Santa Claus to patients at the city hospital this week when they visited each person with a of candy and a present. Mrs. Frank Severin, chairman

Additional Church Music Programs

- St. John's (South Capitol Between Maryland and Georgia Streets) The Rev. Clement Bosler, pastor. —Midnight Mass, 11:25 Organ Recital—" Holy Night.” Missa in Honor of Blessed Virgin Mary Dr. N. J. Elsenheimer Offertory—"Laetcntur Coeli” Wiegand Commumo—“Adeste Fidelcs” Novello Choir Members—Sopranos, Mrs. John T. Brennan, Miss Frances Scherer; alto. Miss Laura Stake; tenor, John Merit baritone, Robert Fessler; organist J. F. Bickel. —Mass 9 A. M.— "Silent Night.” "Rejoice.” "While Shepherds Watched.” "Bethlehem.” "Adeste Fideies.” "Emmanuel the Mighty.” The following members of the orchestra will accompany the choir: Margaret McNamara, Anna Moy, Rose McNamara, Catherine Connor, Helen Connor, Josephine Moore, Mary Fenneran. Mary Cesilia, Conley Helen, Allison and Jane Connor. 000 Holy Trinity (2612 W. St. Clair St.) The Rev. Wenceslaus Ardas. 0.M.C.. Pastor. —Midnight Mass— * "Holv Night” F. Gruber "Mass in F” J. Concone Offertory—-"Tui sunt coelilgnaz Hladnik Slovenian Christmas Hymns J. Sicherl Preludes and marches. Hamilton S. Gordon, J. L. Battmann —High Mass, 1(1 A. M.— Solemn high mass followed by benediction. , , "O Salutaris” V. Hammfrel "Tantum Ergo” V. Hammfrel Choir Members—Sopranos. Mrs. Mary Urainar. Misses Mary Luzar. Julia Cesnik; altos. Miss Victoria Zore. Miss Mary Turk. Miss Marv Banicc; tenors, Joseph Lnmbert. Joseph Toth: basses. Frank Radaeez, Martin Dugar. John Skoda. Oragnist, Frank Urajnar; director, Frank Radez. 000 Our Lady of Lourdes (5347 E. Washington St.) Rev. Michael W. Lyons, Pastor. Christmas Program Kvrie Stehle Gloria Gruber Credo Turton Sanctus. Benedictus. Agnus Del... .Gruber Offcrtorv—’’Adestr-Fidelfs." (Arranged by Vincent Novello) Communion. . . _ Solos- "Silent Night.” (Arranged by J. A. Parks). Margaret Cordon "Star of the East”—(Duet bv Kennedy) Marv Feeney, Martha Wilberdlng "Adoration” Emma Klotz Eleanor Dollman Bv Maurice Telma _ , x Largo (Hande) Emma Klotz Eleanor Dollman (Violin solos) Choir Members—Sopranos. Mary Feeney. Marv Harrigan. Margaret Cordon, Mane Mttrphv. Alice Bechtlc. Florence Paetz: iltos. Martha Wilbevding. Ruth Day. Alma Dav. Catherine O'Connor: tenors. Claude Stifferlen. Norbert O'Connor. Janies Kinmcvpv, Mark Thompson. Rav Thompson. R. L. Woempner. E. S. Meyer. Margaret Fox. organist. a tt tt Sacred Heart (1530 Union Street) The Rev. John Josenh Brogger. O. F. M.. Pastor. —Midnight slass, 11:15 "Silent Night." '’Proc’ssion to crib. Magnificat and oration Kvrie, O'oria and Credo, from "Mass in Honor of the Holy Cross Dietrieh Offertorv "Adeste Fideies" Novello Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei, from "Jubilee Mass” Gruber Communion —Christmas medley arranged for two violins and organ. Recessional*—“Laetentur Coeli” Rees —Shepherds slass. 7:30 A. 51. Christmas songs sung bv high school girls. —Children's Mass, 9:15 A. 51. Songs for Christmas day from Zittel’s hymnal by the seventh and eight grade gills. —Solemn High slass, 10:30 A. 51. Frogrnm of midnight repeated. "O Salutaris” Griesbacher "Tantum Ergo” : Verdussen Recessional—"A Christmas Carol.” A mixed chotus of thirty-six voices, under the direction of Professor F. J. Doerger. organist, will sing at the two high masses. tt tt a St. Ann’s (Mars mill The Rev. John F. Patterson, Pastor. —slidnight Mass, 11:45 Christmas hymns. "While Shepherds Watched.” "O Holy Night.” "Silent Night." Mass in Honor of St. Igr.atius Gruber Offertory Adeste Fideies." Choir Members —Mrs. Paul VoSker, Mrs. Hcnrv Blaschke. Miss Emma Blaschke. George Wlttemeier. Jesse Vest. Henry J. Blaschke; organist, Mrs. Anna R. Mahoney. tt tt tt St. Anthony’s (379 N. Warman Ave.) The Rev. A. H. Busald, Pastor. —Midnight slass—"Silent Night.” Mass in honor of the Little Flower. .. _ Thoyan Offertorv—"Adeste Fideies." —slass. 9 A. M.— "The Christmas Bells." "While Shepherds Watched.” "Angels We Have Heard.” 'Adeste Fideies.” “Silent Night." 'Amor Mi." Orchestra Members Violins, Marv Fisher. Josephine Dillon. Mildred Cummings. Dorothy Sellmcver: saxophone. Josephine Davis: organ, Gertrude Whelan, Dorothy Brosnan. tt tt St. Bridget’s . (807 N. West St.) The Rev. John F. McShane, Pastor. —11:30 P. 51. Meditation on Christmas Themes. Organ and violin. —11:15 P. M.— "Night of His Birth.” “Sweet Thy Peace." „ , —l2 Midnight— Mass in F” Const. Sieg. Offertorv—"Adeste Fidelis" V Novello Recessional—"Christus Nanis Est.” M. A. Melvll —8 A. M Christmas Hvmns bv Children's Choir. "O Little Town of Bethlehem." "O Hasten Dear Children." "O Lovelv Infant Jesus.” "With Hearts Truly Grateful.” "Dear Little One.” —lO A. M.— Choir Members—C. Hammerle. J. Sullivan. H. Donee. N. Emmerlnger. J. J. Broderick. Marv Davis. Clara Sullivan, Margaret Davis and Helen Reinhardt. a a a St. Catherine’s (1109 Tabor St.) The Rev. James Downey. Pastor. —Midnight Mas*— “Silent Night"..., Gruber Kyrie. Gloria. Credo—" Second Mass in P Marzo Offertory—"Adeste Fideies” Novello

1 of the hospital committee, accompanied Santa Claus through the hospital. Santa was played by Dr. Frank Teague. Mrs. Severin and Dr. Teague are shown as they visited Miss

"Christ Is Born” Melvil Choir Members—Soprano. Mesdames C. Munch, G. Betzler, S. Donnelly. C. Graves; Misses C. Schuck. E. Williamson; alto. Mrs. M. Carroll, Miss G. Sweanev: tenor. J. Harris; bassos, G. Betzler, E. Oberfell; organist. Kathryn Budenz. a tt tt St. Francis de Sales (Avondale at Twenty-second St.) The Rev. Bernard Sheridan. Pastor. —slidnight Program— Christmas Carols. Mi.ssa "Regina Pacts” Pietra Yon Offertory—"Laetcntur Coeli” .W. H. Ress Recessional —"Glory to God",. Sisters of St. Joseph —8 A. M.— Christmas hymns by the children's choir. —lO A. M.— Same as midnight mass. Members of the Choir—Soprano. Miss Elizabeth Bowles, Mrs. John Bucker, Misses Anna Marie Curry, Margaret Denk. Elsie Desch, Mrs. Adam Heffk, Misses Margaret Kennedy, Mary J. Kennedy, Elizabeth Marks, Margaret Marks, Messrs. Carl Mueller, John Nelan, Edith Proctor, Misses Helen Uphaus. Lillian Unhans; alto, Messrs. John Denk, William! Desch. Misses Ernestin Fuss. Laura Fuss, Mr. William Goory, Misses Lucille Orphey, Marie Gumbel, Ruth Patterson, Dorothy Wolf, Mrs. Chancy Richardson, Miss Rose Mary Woerdeman: tenos. Clarence Gabriel, Paul Orphey, Robert Patterson, Paul Schmidt, A. J. Woerdeman, Leo Wolf; bass, Raymond Becker, Abie Carter, Robert Denk, Charles Fort, Raymond Fuss, Fred Gladen, Edward Hannigan, Charles Huter, Carl Mueller, Robert Reiley. a ti St. Mary’s (317 N. New Jersey St.) The Rev. John H. Scheefers, Pastor. —11:50 P. M.— "Silent Night.” Mixed Choir and Orchestra. Prayer at the Crib. —High Mass, 12:00 Mass In Honor of St. Lawrence Schehl Offertory—Laetcntur Coeli. Communion—Adeste Fideies. The First Noel. Orchestra. —Low Mass, 8 A. M.— Children's Choir. "Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices.” "O Come. Little Children.” "Adeste Fideies.” "Silent Night.” "Lovely Infant. Dearest Saviour.” “What Lovely Infant?” —10:30 A. M.— Program same as midnight. —3 P. M Vespers and Benediction. Mixed Choir—Soprano, Misses Alvina Scllmeyer. Hazel Chung, Mesdames Emma Latiber, Louis Feldman, Bertha Schepherd; alto, Miss Clara Koers; tenor, Frank Lauber; bass, Messrs. George E. Schmitt, Frank Krachenfelz: organist, Mrs. George i E. Schmitt; director, George E. Schmitt. Academy Orchestra—Misses Anna Kreinbaum, Uhldine Wilkins. Bernice Wilson Clara Mootz, Frances Gross, Frances Wilson. Louise Ewell, Margaret Slinger, Rose Davis, Margaret Finkheiner, Rosemary Cullen. tt tt St. Patrick’s (950 Woodlawn Ave.) The Rev. John O'Connell, Pastor. —Midnight Mass. 11:45 Organ Recitals, Christmas Carols. "Silent. Night” Gruber "Kyrie” Turner Gloria Turner "Credo” Turner Offertorv —"Gesu Bambino” Yon "Sanctus” Turner “Benedictus” Turner "Agnus Dei” Turner; Communion—"Adeste Fideies”. .Traditional Members of Choir—Sopranos. Miss Julia Colbert. Mrs. J. J. Schattner; alto. Miss Irma Rettau: tenors. Joseph Dux. Leo Kennedv; bassos; Raymond de Julio. Raymond Bruce. Leroy Madden. Organist, Helen Colbert. tt tt a St. Rita’s (Nineteenth and Arsenal Ave.) The Rev. Joseph Bryan. Pastor. —Midnight Mass—- " Silent Night” Gruber Choir. Solo—“O Holv Night." "Little Babe of Bethlehem.” Choi? Mass in honor of Our Ladv of Loretta. Offertorv —"Adeste Fideies.” Choir Members Soprano, Mesdames I

Radio Dial Twisters

WFBM (1200) Indianapolis! (Indianapolis Power and Light Company) SATURDAY P M. s.3o—Skippv (CBS). s:4s—Marimba Band. 6:oo—Midnight mass, from Church of the Madeleine. Paris. 6:ls—Earl Gordon pianologue. 6:3(l—Santa Claus. 6:4s—Deutsches Liederstuendchen. 7:15 Magic Voice ICBSI. 7 30—Cheer-up Girl. 7:45 —Budapest Gypsy Ensemble (CBS). 8 00— Music that Satisfies (CBS). B:ls—Edwin C. HNI (CBS). 8 30— Peace” a Christmas Play. 9:00 —A Christmas Carol—Charles Dickens i CBS>. 10:00 —Christmas dance (CBS). 11:00—Carol Service (CBS;. 11:45—Mass, Church of the Little Flower. A. M. I:3o—Sign off. —SUNDAY— / A. M. B:oo—Junior Bugle (GS). 9:oo—Entertainers. 9:3o—Christian Men Builders. 10 30—Silent to noon. 12:00—Cathedral hour (CBS'. P. M. 12 03 —Cathedral hour (CBS). 12:30 —Records. 2:00 -- Philharmonic-Symphony Concert i CBS). 4:oo—Wheeler City Mission. 4:3o—Foreign Legion (CBS). s:oo—Second Presbvterian church. s:3o—Round Towners (CBS'. 6:oo—Dr. Julius Klein (CBSi. 6:ls—Barbara Maurel (CBS). 6:3o—Memories of Melody iCBS). 6:4s—Hale Mac Keen. * 7:oo—Kostelanetz Presents (CBS),* 7:30 —Roxy Ensemble ICBS I . 8:00—Bath Club iCBS>. B:3o—Prodoliers. B:4s—Earl Gordon pianologue. 9;oo—Jack Benny with Ted Weems orchestra (CBS). 9:3o—Christmas oratorio (CBS). 10:00—Gauchos iCBSI. 10:15—The Columnist. 10:30—Bohemians. 11:00—Atop the Indiana Roof. 11:30—Lvnc Ballroom orchestra. 11 45—Hal Bailey's orchestra. 12:00 —Sign Off. v WKBF (1400) Indianapolis (Indianapali* Broadcasting. Ine.) SATURDAY P M. 4:ls—Jitnmv Bover. 4 45—News flashes, s:oo—Santa Claus. s:lo—Lost and found bv The Indianapolis Times. s:ls—Dinner melodies. # 5 30—Aunt Dessa and Uncle Connie. 6:oo—Dinner dances. 6:3o—Jack Denny and his orchestra (recordings). 6:4s—Soortlight 7:oo—Jerry and Norm. 7:ls—Harry Bason. 7:3o—Jennie Moore. 7:45—M00d Indigo. 6:00--Orchestra. B:ls— Master’s muslo room.

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Helen Wise, 307 North State street. The guild distributed 700 pounds of candy in the hospital as well as caring for forty-five needy families and giving a party for inmates at the woman’s prison.

Edith Bridgewater, Marv Boone. Mamie Brown. Bessie Griffin. Marv Smithson. Miss Irene Crane; alto. Misses Bertha Sims. H. Violet, Mrs. Lewis; tenox. Frank Garten. George Gibson. Fred,. Triplett; bass. Miles Garten. Ben Garten, Martin Violet. The following guest artists will assist the choir: Misses Veronica Nunn and Virginia Williams, soprano: Mrs. Lottie McAdoo. alto; Walter Harris, bass; Mrs. Vesterine Slaughter, guest organist. Mrs Marv C. Porter, organist; Ferd B. Triplett, director. a a a St. Roch’s (3600 S. Meridian St.) The Rev. Peter Pfeiffer, Pastor. —Midnight Mass. 11:45 "Silent Night. Holy Night” Gruber ‘Angels We Have Heard on High” ■ •••••■•• Old French* Melodv Gesu Bambino Yon Introitus—"Dominus Dixit Ad Me" „ .••••■■ A. Edmonds Tozer Kvrie. Gloria, "Missa Euchcaristica” „ .Elmer Andrew Steffen Graduale— Tecum Principium” _ A. Edmonds Tozer credo— Missa Eucharistica" __ Elmer Andrew Steffen Offertorv—"Adeste Fideies" Traditional Preface—" Four Part Responses” . . .Swertz ‘ Sanctus. Benedictus. Agnus Dei. Missa * Regina Pacis” Yon Communion —"In Snlendoribus” _ A. Edmonds Tozer Recessional—"Glorv to God”...J. E. Birch Choir Members- Sopranos. Marv Brown. Mrs. Andrew Fromhold. Mrs. Cassie Hurrle. Ellen Weber. Sylvia Weber; altos, Margaret Braun. Mrs. Merle Egan: te'nors. George Rolfson, Norval Thompson. Leo Stier: bass. John Braun; accompanist. Roseann Davey; director. Joseph B. Brand. —7:30 A. M.— Christmas hymns by the choir. —Mass. 10:50 A. M.— Music by the school children. tt tt tt Holy Angels (Twenty-eighth Street and Northwestern) The Rev. James Coulter, Pastor. —Midnight Mass—- " Silent Night” Boy’s Treble Voices Mass of the Nativity Drees Offertory—"Adeste Fideies.” Recessional—“ Long Live the Pope”.. Men’s Voices Choir Pensonnel —Boys’ treble voices, Joe Cahill. Harry Doerflinger, Bernard Langcnbacker, Leonard Loucks. Jack Loucks Robert Jackson, Charles Jackson, Thomas Mahr, Marvin Nichols, James O'Connor; men’s voices, Edward Gehric, Harry Gehric. Robert O’Connor, William Rabenstein. William Serge. Charles Wertz: organist, Alberta Faulstick; choirmaster, Edward La Shelle. a a tt Little Flower (14th St. and Bosart Ave.) The Rev. Charles Duffey, Pastor —11:45 P. M.— Organ Recital. ' Silent Night” Traditional “Hark! What Mean Those Voices.” "O Holy Night” Adam ‘Gloria” .*. Traditional Choristers. —Midnight Mass— This mass will be broadcast over station WFBM. Kyrie (A flatl Dubois Gloria iE flat) Dubois Credo (Regina Pacis); Pietro Yon Offertory—Adeste Fidelcs. Sanctus—Rev. Thomas, O. S. B. Benedictus. Agnus Dei. Choristers with male choir. Male Choir—Edward Aull. Charles Bauer, Harold Hayes, John Haley. Nicholas Ke’.sch. Joseph Rice, Fred Sanders, Patrick Murray, OUie Rasico. Choristers—James Aull. William Bauer. John Bindner. Charles Callahan. Earl Callahan. Cletus Concannon. Richard Dugan, Harold Davis. John English, Delmar Fossati, Robert Fox, James Fox. Neil Griffin, Charles Garvey. George Goepfert, Richard Haffner, Harvey Hagelskamp, Richard Hammond, Robert Harmon, Jean Kesterson, Gerald Ludwig. Francis McCurdy. Francis McConahay. Patrick McLm. Jack Murrav. James Mannix. Charles Morlock. William Mannix, John Nash, Thomas Quinn, William Parks, John Pritchard. Ralph Rasico. Harold Shoemaker. Earl Suess, John Schmidt. John Suding, Joseph Thaman. Herman Tierney, Joseph Ward, Robert Wolf: violins. Miss Louise Harshmann and Mr. Kenneth Alger; organist, Mrs. Charles P. Hanrahan; director, Rev. 1 Raymond Marchino. —Other Masses— Morning Masses: 6, 7:30, 9:00. 10:30. Children's Mass. 9 a. m. Christmas hymns, organ and orchestra accompaniment. Director, Sr. M. Antonella.

9:ls—Worthless talks. 9:3o—Dance orchestra. 10:00—WKBF barn dance. 11:00—Dance orchestra. 11:30—Dessa Bvrd at the Circle organ. 12:00—Sign cff. WLW (700) Cincinnati SATURDAY P. M. 4:oo—Santa Claus. 4:ls—Hotel Sherman orchestra (NBC). 4:3o—Parent-Teacher forum. 4:4s—Beachcombers. s:oo—"Law for the Layman,” Reuben Horchow. 5:15—01d Man Sunshine (Ford Rush). 5:30 —Bob Newhall. s:4s—University of Cincinnati. 6:oo—Saturday Night Frolic. 6:ls—Gene and Glenn. 6:3O—R. F. D.. with Boss Johnson. 6 45—To be announced. 7:oo—Over the Rhine, German band. 7:ls—Tony Cabooch. 7:3o—Los Amigos. B:oo—Ernie Palmquist's dance orchestra. B:3o—The Orosley Follies. 9:oo—Thelma Kessler and orchestra. 9:ls—"The Whole Town’s Talking.” 9'3o—Jan Garber's dance orchestra. 10:00—Doodlesockers with Sid Ten Eyck. 10:30—Larry Funk's dance orchestra. H 00—Greystone Ballroom orchestra. 11:30—Vincent Lopez orchestra (NBCi. 12:00 Midnight—Larry Funk s orchestra. A. M. 12:30—Jan Garger's orchestra. I.oo —Doodlesockers. 1:30 —Sign off. A. m sT^t B:oo—Children's hour (NBC). 9:oo—Church Forum. 9:3o—Fiddlers Three (NBC). 9 45—Mood Continetal iNBC'. 10:00—Morning Musicaie iNBC). 11:00—Organ program. 11:15—Roxy symphony concert. 12 Noon—Ace Bridode orchestra. P. M. 12:30—Threesome and Organ. I:oo—Mystery tenor (NBC I . I:ls—College of Music recital. I:3o—Dance orchestra (NBC'. 2:oo—Carillion Chimes. 2:ls—Franklin Benz and String trio. 2:3O—J. Alfred Scheie, organist. 3:oo—Radio League of the Little Flower —Rev. Charles Coughlin. 4:oo—Smilin' Ed McConnell. 4:3o—Dramatization of Love Stories iNBC). s:oo—Ace Brigode's Orchestra. w 530 —Roamios. 6:oo—Three Cheers Trio. 6:ls—Alice Remsen and Orchestra. 6:3o—Great Moments in History iNBC'. 7:00 Eddie Cantor (NBC) 7:3o—Curtain Calls. B:oo—Ernie Palmquist’s orchestra. B:ls—Trade & Mark iNBC) B:3o—Orchestra (NBC) B:4s—Leonard Watson, ’cellist. 9:00 —Thelma Kessler and orchestra 9:15—01d Singing Master (NBCi 9:3o—Back Home With Frank Luther and his Orchestra. 9:4s—Southern Singers. 10:00-fTales of Terror. 10:30—Vox Humana. 11:00—Wm. Stoess and his Flying Dutchmen.

HOOVER'S YULE MESSAGE WILL BE BROADCAST Programs of Exceptional Merit Are on Holiday Radio Bill. A Christmas message from President Hoover to the country will be included in the broadcast of the annual ceremony attendant upon the lighting of the giant Christmas tree in Washington, D. C., on Christmas eve at 4 o'clock over bo til the NBC and Columbia networks. The United States marine band and a large chorus will supply the musical background for the holiday celebration. a a CHURCH OF THE MADELEINE The solemn rite of midnight mass at the Church of the-Madeleine in Paris. France, will be transmitted by short waie and relayed over the Columbia network Christmas Eve from 6 to 6:30 p. m. The period will include an opening declaration with the trumpets: "Christ Is Born” played by M. Renner, organist of the famous old church: "Gloria” bv Cesar Franck: "O Salutaris” by LaFitte; and t.he final choral offering of "Adeste Fidelis." The commentary. "Noel.” also will be heard during organ Interludes. tt u tt GERMAN BAND Gus Schmaltz will direct his Bavarian Trio and German band in a special program of Christmas music Saturday at 6:15 p. m., over 4VENR and NBC network. tt tt tt "CUCKOO” CHRISTMAS The holiday spirit will be enacted on "Station KUKU” when Rav Knight, director of the Cuckoo program, broadcasts over an NBC network. Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Stations are KYW. WSM. WSB. tt a tt BENEDICTINE MONKS An international program of unusual Interest will come from the Benedictine Monastery of Beuron in the South Danube Valley of Germany, Saturday, at 6:30 p. m., over WENR and NBC network. The program will consist of the ringing of the centuries-old abbey bells, a brief address in English bv the arch-abbot. Rapel Walzer, and. an ancient liturgical Christmas chant by the Benedictine Monks. tt tt tt CAROLS OF THE NATIONS Jacnues Fray and Mario Bragglotti. two-piano team of nation-wide fame, will make their contribution to the Yuletide spirit with a novel rendition of Christmas carols of many nations during their recital to be heard over the Columbia chain on Christmas eve. from 7 to 7:15. a tt tt “THE MESSIAH” “The Messiah.” Handel’s world-famous oratorio in which the "Hallelujah Chorus” occurs, will be broadcast at 7 p. m. over an NBC network Saturday, direct from Cleveland through station WTAM. The program, sung by the vocal arts chorus, will be directed bv Charles D. Dawes, well-known conductor of the Cleveland Orpheus chorus. Stations will be WMAQ and WTAM. tt tt tt GYPSY ENSEMBLE Alexander Haas and his Budapest Gypsy ensemble. America’s foremost exponents of authentic Hungarian and Gypsy music, will be heard in the first of a series of weekly recitals over WFBM and the Columbia network, Saturday from 7:30 to 8 p. m. Subsequent programs, drawn from the foik music of Hungary. Gypsy melodies, and Viennese compositions, will be heard each week at the same hour. a tt tt ROMANY CHRISTMAS Alexander Kiriloff and 'his orchestra will present a program typical of the Christmas season among the Gypsies on Saturday at 7:30 p. m., over KYW and an NEC network. CHRISTMAS EVE. HIGHLIGHTS 4:00 NBC 4WEAF) and CBS Networks—Community Christmas Tree in Washington, D. C. S:4S—NBC (WJZ)—Lbe Sims and orchestra. 6:oo—Columbia—Midnight Mass from • Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris. 6:3O—NBC (WEAF) Benedictine Monastery choir from Berlin. 8:00—NBC (WEAF)—Erno Rapee Mythical Tour In Music “Bethlehem.” 9:OO—NBC (WEAF)—Walter O’Keefe. Columbia—Dickens “A Christmas Carol” to WFBM. 11:00—Columbia—Carol service to WFBM. RUTH ETTING Ruth Etting will sing ::Sittinsr on a Rainbow” when she appears with Nat Shilkret’s orchestra in the broadcast of "Music That Satisfies" Saturday at 8 p. m., over WFBM and the CBS chain. tt tt tt NEGRO ENTERTAINMENT A special Negro show of dialog and song, including the old favorite, "Sing, Chillun, Sing” and depicting a typical Negro Christmas entertainment, will be broadcast over an NBC network. Saturday at 8 p. m., stations will be KYW, WJZ. tt n a MUSIC OF BETHLEHEM Frank Black will take his listeners on a mythical musical tour of Bethlehem on Christmas eve at 8 p. m.. over an NBC network. Stations are WMAQ, WTAM, WGY. tt tt tt D'ANNA’S BAND Rubinstein's "Kamenoi-Ostrow.” Tschalkovsky’s "Waltz of the Flowers,” and Tobnni’s "Around the Christmas Tree” will be the classical offerings of Edvard d'Anna and his fifty-piece band during their program over the Columbia network from 8:30 to 9 p. m.. Saturday. tt tt tt SCROOGE ON AIR A special dramatized version of Charles Dickens’ famous ‘‘Christmas Carol” wifi be presented over WJZ, KDKA, KYW and an NBC network Saturday, at 8:30 p. m.. by Tom Terriss, whose performance as "Scrooge” gained him such fame in England that he was honored with a command performance before the king and queen. tt a a COLUMBIA'S CAROL A radio dramatization of Charles Dickens’ immortal story, "A Christmas Carol.” will be broadcast for the fourth consecutive Christmas eve over WFBM and the Columbia network Saturday from 9 to 10 p. m. a a a LUCKY STRIKE HOUR Evelyn. Herbert and Robert Halfidav will be heard in a delightful Christmas eve program when the Luckv strike Hour is broadcast Saturday at 9 over a NBC network. The music of Vincent Lopez and his orchestra from the Congress hotel in Chicago ar.d the tunes of Jack Denny and his instrumentalists plating from the Waldorf-Astoria in New York also will be heard, Stations are WLS . WTAM. WLW. WDAF. tt a tt TRINITY CHURCH CHIMES The chimes of old Trinity church, standing in its quiet grave yard at the head of Wall street in the New York financial center, will ring in Christmas dav over WJZ. WEAF. WTAM and combined NBC networks at 10:55 p. m., Saturday. The mellow sound of the old bells will be picked up by microphones and carried over the country as it reverberates between the huge skyscrapers of lower Broadway, in familiar Christmas tunes. tt a it SHADOWS Rhvthmic Shadows, a program presenting an orahestra led bv Emil Polak In distinctive arrangements of light classical and classical numbers, will be broadcast on Saturday at 11:05 p. m. over WTAM and an NBC network. a tt tt MASS FROM ST. PETERS Midnight mass from the historic St. Peter’s cathedral in Cincinnati will be broadcast Christmas eve by WLW beginning at 11 p. m. and continuing to 12:15 a. m. The mass will be a pontifical high mass and will be celebrated by the Most Rev. Joseph H. Albers, auxiliary bishop of Cincinnati.

a a NEW ENGLISH SINGERS The New English Singers, under the direction of Cuthbert Keily will be featured with Channon Coilinge and a group of Columbia soloists during a special presentation of Christmas carols over WFBM and the Columbia network, Saturday from 11 to 12 midnight. m u a DORIC QUARTET "Oh. Ya Ya,” a i program centering around an old German professor who wta be

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Herbert Bernard and Juanita Marney

Thousands of children will be thrilled Christmas day when they awaken to a room full of toys. Herbert Bernard, 5802 Oak street, will be one of them. But Juanita Marney, 3752 East New York street, has this thrill every day. For she lives with her

heard Saturday at 11:30 p. m., over WTAM and an NBC network. The Doric Quartet, noted western male vocal ensemble, and an orchestra will play music of light classical and popular music.

CHRISTMAS DAY

FIRST GREETINGS Station WTAM in Cleveland will be the first to present Its Christmas greetings to NBCWEAP listeners Sundav. A vocal and orchestral program will be heard from this station at 5:00. a a tt CHURCH OF THE AIR The Columbia Church of the Air’s observance of Christmas dav. Sundav. will include an Episcopal service and a Catholic period, each to be conducted bv a Bishop and broadcast over the coast-to-coast facilities of the Columbia Broadcasting System. The Episcopal period in the morning, from 9 to 9:30 a. m.. will be conducted bv the Most Rev. James de Wolf Perrv. D. D.. Bishop of Rhode Island and presiding Bishop of the Episcopal church in the United States. The Catholic half-hour, to be broadcast from 12:30 to 1 p. m.. will be conducted bv the Right Rev. William Turner. D. D.. Bishop of Buffalo. tt tt tt STRING TRIO The Schubert trio in B-llat major. Opus 99. will be plaved in full bv the Compinskv trio, noted family group of chamber music artists, during the broadcast over the Columbia network, Sunday from 9:30 to 10 a. m. tt tt tt “AROUND CHRISTMAS TREE” The Morin Sisters, new sensational trio, and an orchestra will present a program of songs appropriate to the day in their “Around the Christmas Tree” broadcast Sunday, at 9:30 a. m., over an NBC network and through stations WENR and WLW. tt tt a SALT LAKE CHOIR Hymns and carols commemorative of the Christmas season will be featured by the Salt Lake tabernacle choir during the broadcast over the Columbia network, Sunday. from 11 to 11:30 a. m. Among the selections to be featured by the choir of more than 3CO voices will be McFarlane's "Far. Far Away From Judea’s Plains,” Park's King of Glory,” and “Worthy of the Lamb,” by Handel. a tt tt ROXY SYMPHONY The initial Roxy Mammoth Symphony from Radio City, the first of a series of Sunday programs to be given on the stage of the new Radio City Music* Hall under the personal direction of S. L. (Roxy) Rothafel, will be heard over an NBCWLW network on Christmas day at 11:15 a. m. Elizabeth Lennox, Fred Hufsmith, Phil Dewey and Max Panteleieff will be heard in the solo roles of the oratorio, "Voices of Millions,” which was written especially for the opening of the new series. tt tt it PARIS, BERLIN, LONDON A cross-section of typical Christmas celebrations in Paris. Berlin and London will be relayed by short wave from London, England, to the listeners-in of the Columbia chain on Christmas day, Sunday, from 11:30 to 12 noon. The program will include nine-miaute musical and descriptive intervals from each European city. tt tt tt CATHEDRAL HOUR Selections from the works of Haydn, Gounod and other famous composers of religious music will be heard during the Christmas day broadcast of the Cathedral hour from 12 to 12:30 p. m.. Sunday, over the Columbia network. Under the direction of Channon Coilinge, the musical service will open with the Croft processional, “O God Our Help in Ages Past,” sung by the entire Cathedral ensemble. t> ft MODERN CAROL A dramatic skit of an up-to-date Christmas carol will be heard Sunday at 12:30 p. m.. over WLW and an NBC network. tt tt tt “SMILING ED” Christmas in the spirit of days gone by will be portrayed by “Smiling Ed” McConnell, in monolog and song, in his broadcast Christmas day, Sunday, over the Columbia network, from 1 to 1:15 p. m. “Hark the Herald Angels Sing,” “That Sweet Story of Old,” “Holy City” and "Silent Night” will be among the vocal contributions in “Smiling Ed’s” combined message to young .folks and grown-ups on the significance of the day. tt tt tt MYSTERY TENOR The Mystery tenor will present a program of well-loved Christmas melodies including "O, Holy Night," "Dear Land of Home” and "Birthday of the King Sunday at 1 p. m.. over WLW and an NBC network. "Air de Balet" by Richard Czerwonky, will be played by the ensemble under* the direction of the composer.

CHRISTMAS DAY HIGHLIGHTS A. M. 11:00—Columbia, Salt Lake Tabernacle choir. H:IS—XBC-(WLW), Roxy Symphony. 11:30—Columbia. Paris, Berlin, London programs. P. M. 2:oo—Columbia, New York Philharmonic Symphony. 4:(Kt-NBC (W E N R), Koestner’s Ensemble “Hansel and Gretel.” 7:OO—NBC (WLW), Eddie Cantor. 8:00—NBC (WENR), Rosa Ponstlle. 9:3o—Columbia, Saint-Saens Christmas oratorio.

DUTCH PIANIST Egon Petri, distinguished Dutch pianist, will appear as soloist, with the New York Philharmonic-Symphony orchestra for the second time during the broadcast or the final concert under the baton of Issav Dobrowen. Sunday, from 2 to 4 p. m.. over WABC and a nation-wide Columbia network. m m m GLAD TIDINGS Dr. Daniel A. Poling will speak of "Glad Tidings—Great Jov’’ during the National Youth Conference program Sunday at 3 30 p. m. over WENR and an NBC network. Music will be under the direction of George Shackley. u a m . HANSEL AND GRETEL" Selections from Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel" will open the Christmas program of Josef Koestner's ensemble Pundav at 4 p. m. over WENR and an NBC network. "Holy Night." a popular folk song, and "Dance of the Mirilitons" from Tschaikowsky's "The Nutcracker Suite,” will complete this melodious recital. , m m m CATHOLIC EDITOR The Rev. Janies M. Gillis, editor ot

aunt, Mrs. Hazel Marney, who conducts the “Mickey Mouse Toy Shop” in the front room of their home at the East New York street address. Mrs. Marney aids in decoration of the toys that her cousin, Harry Marney, designs from wood.

SANTA'S PLANE LANDSJN CITY 2,000 Children Greet Him on Arrival in West Side Fete. Santa Claus came to 2.000 West Indianapolis children today in an airplane, staging one of the most novel Christmas stunts ever witnessed in Indianapolis. Flying through a blinding rain while hundreds of children looked on, Howard Maxwell, the flying St. Nicholas, saw he would be unable to bring his plane down in Rhodius park as was scheduled. But, rather than disappoint the upturned faces. Maxwell gauged his distance from the street and dived his plane. He landed on Standard avenue and Blaine street, and climbed out of the cockpit in the pouring rain. Maxwell looked at his landing field. It was a paved street and his plane rested between a parked automobile and a utility pole. Trailed by the hundreds of children and their parents, Santa Claus strolled to the undertaking parlors of William D. Beanblossom at 1221 West Ray street. The crowd had reached 2,000, and when Beanblossom opened his garage for distribution of the gifts, the line of children extended more than three blocks. Beanblossom last week distributed food to the poor of West Indianapolis, but today the children had their day, their gifts and their Santa Claus.

Catholic hour Sunday at 5 p. m., over WENR and an NBC network. tt tt tt OPERA STAR Armand Tokatyan, Metropolitan Opera Company tenor, will present a half-hour radio recital on Christmas evening accompanied by a special orchestra with Miguel Sandoval at the piano, over WENR and an NBC network at 5:45 p. m. Tokaty.an w as bee , n singing leading roies with the Metropolitan for ten years. tt tt a NEGRO CHOIR The Eva Jessye choir, a Negro choral organization, w'itl be heard in a program of special Christmas music, Sunday at 6 p. m., over WLS and an NBC network. tt a a CONTRALTO FEATURED Barbara Maurel. contralto, will be featured with the New World symphony orchestra. conducted bv Howard Barlow, singing a group of selections suitable to the holiday season during the concert to be broadcast on Christmas day. Sunday from 6:15 to 6:30 and. m.. over the Columbia network. t tt a tt BRADY ON AIR William A. Brady Sr., dean of the American stage and a leading actor before he became a foremost producer of plays, will make his first dramatic appearance before the microphone when he plavs the part of General Sam Houston in "The Battle cf San Jacinto" during the broadcast of Great Moments in History Sunday, at 6:30 u. m.. over WLW and an NBC network. tt tt u CANTOR ON RESOLUTIONS Eddie Cantor will be one week ahead of the world and will make his New Year’s resolutions during the Christmas broadcast of the urogram heard at 7 p. m„ over WLW and NBC network. The comedian’s appropriate number will be "Merry Christmas. Happy New Year,” Rubinoff will preset a special Christmas overture beginning with “Oh. Come All Ye Faithful” and ending with “Jingle Bells.” 0 0 0 PONSELLE RETURNS Rosa Ponselle, celebrated dramatic soprano. will inaugurate the resumption of the Sundav circle concerts, featuring famous stars of the Metropolitan Opera Company and other great singers, Sunday at 8 p. m., over WENR and an NBC network. For her Christmas night concert, Miss Ponselle has chosen traditional Yuletide songs and selections associated with the season, including Schubert's "Ave Maria,” "Adeste Fidelis," Adam's "Cantique de Noel” and "Tovland” from Victor Herbert's "Babes in Toyland.” 000 SAINT-SAENS ORATORIO Channon Coilinge will present the famous Saint-Saens Christmas oratorio as a special feature of the network s holiday program Sunday from 9:30 to 10 p. m., over WABC and a nation-wide chain of Columbia stations. He will be assisted bv Mildred Rose, soprano; Rhoda Arnold, mezzo-soprano: Barbara Maurel, contralto; Crane Caider. bass, and Theo Karle, tenor, as soloists; the Cathedral choir and the Columbia symphony orchestra.

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holy spot. The Christian world, torn by dissension and economic woe, will be with them in spirit. Entering the church, the pilgrims are greeted by spirals of incense, blended from the spices of Arabia and all the east. The lights of the upper nave shine on the splendid vestments of the priests, robed in gold, purple and wearing golden crowns. The worshippers are packed tight in the stifling, scented atmosphere. A rising murmur follows the -chanting of the priests and emotion reaches a height where bodies sway and eyes are dimmed with tears in the ecstasy of religious fervor. The ancient orthodox patriarch, burdened with resplendent and heavy vestments, mounts the throne IspUoJ x

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LEISURE HOUR CLUBS TO GET MAGAZINE FREE Collier’s Aids City Leaders in Their Program of Entertainment. LEISURE HOm CALENDAR Dev. 27 Prospert-Shermn, 3402 Prospect St. Dec. 38 Brookside Park comraunty houa*. Bhodlas Park community house. Dec. 29 Oak Hill Women'* Club, afternoon, Compton's hall, 2001 Winter avenue. Dec. 30 Christian Park community hous*. Fletcher Place community house. Ft. Wayne and Walnut. Third Christian church gymnasium. sfuniripat Gardens community house. Oak Hill, Compton’s hall, 2061 Winter .avenue. School 22. 1231) South Illinois street. School 31, Kelly and Boyd streets. Fifty copies of Collier's magazina soon will be distributed among Leisure Hour clubs for the benefit of members, it was announced today by Dwight Ritter, director of the Leisure Hour movement. The magazines will be donated by P. F. Collier & Son, publishers. Offer of the magazines for three months was made to Ritter in a letter from Robert T. Messier of New York, assistant circulation manager. Ritter also is negotiating with other magazine concerns in an attempt to place a large variety of reading matter at the command of Leisure Hour-ers. Two thousand persons attended the eight entertainments given Friday night, swelling attendance for the week to about seven thousand. Approximately 100 were turned away from the Oak Hill Club, when all chairs became filled and the “standing room only” policy could not take care of all who wished to attend. Full house was reported at Municipal Gardens community house, where 350 persons saw a pageant, "Gypsies,” staged under direction of Mrs. Joe Rettery. A dance followed the program. “The Toymaker's Dream.” a playlet directed by Mrs. Norma Roster, drew approximately 400 to the School 34 program, while more than 225 were present at Christian Park Community-House to hear music by pupils of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. School 22 entertainment, feature of which was "Dress Suits,” a oneact play, was attended by almost 250. Slide pictures of the Holy Land, and a program of music and readings, attracted more than 200 to Fletcher Place Community House. A crowd of 225 was present at the Ft. Wayne and Walnut Club, where Mrs. Raymond Albert staged the North Side Riddie Revue. *

Three regular meetings will not be held next week because of the holidays. They are Delaware and Ohio Club, Monday; Garfield park, Tuesday, and School 16, Thursday. These programs will be resumed during the first week of 1033. The Delaware and Ohio Club plans a gala New Year's entertainment on Monday, Jan. 2.

NOTED EVANGELISTS TO CONVENE HERE Billy Sunday, Rodeheaver and Others to Attend. Prominent figures in the evangelistic world, including Billy Sunday. Homer Bodenheaver, Dr, j. C. Massee, Dr. Roy L. Brown and Dr. Robert G. Lee. will appear on the program of the Interdenominational Evangelistic Association convention to be held here Jan. 1 to 8. The conference will open in Cadie tabernacle Sunday afternoon, Jan. 1, with a sermon by Billy Sunday. Dr. Lee, descendant of the Civil war general, and president of the Tennessee Baptist convention, will speak Monday. Twenty thousand persons are expected to attend the conference, headquarters for which have been established at the English. Dr. William E. Biederwolf of Winona Lake is president and Dr. Elmer C. Miller, also of Winona Lake, secretary of the association. 50 EXTRA WORKERS GIVEN YULE JOBS Western U. Expects Big Holiday Business. Fifty extra employes have been hired by the Indianapolis branch of the Western Union Telegraph Company to handle an unusually large volume of holiday business, it wa3 announced today. Much of the business, In form of Christmas greetings, is attributed to the fact that regular mail deliveries will be suspended by the past office Sunday and Monday. Wires are being sent from here to all points of the world, it was said.

'where hundreds of lights play on the precious stones set in his gorgeous mitre. The most sacred moment arrives, tre descent to the Grotto of the Nativity. Steps leading to it are worn by the footsteps of myriads of pilgrims who for centuries have sought their momentary glimpse of the shrine. The patriarch leads the procession, and is followed by the archbishops in regal dress and then by the bishops, clergy, and laymen. Each carries a candle. The old Gregorian chanting of the gospel in Greek accompanies their slow footsteps. After the procession has passed three times around the basilica, the ceremony is ended. The worshippers pour forth under the bright stars of another Christmas,